Sentence examples for but the precise location from inspiring English sources

But the precise location – and even the very existence – of Troy has been a source of dispute throughout the ages.

There were contenders throughout history - Iceland, Scandinavia, Britain - but the precise location of Thule was never categorically determined.

But the precise location of the petitioners at the time of their arrest had no relation to the foreseeability or necessity of the seizure.

"The big issue is thunderstorms, and nobody can predict those in advance," said William Shumann, a spokesman for the F.A.A. "It depends so much on not only how large they are, but the precise location and timing.

But the precise location of Jesus' dying moments is trickier to pinpoint, and as Serafino Paternoster searched for it this afternoon, he tried to spot signs of the cross.

Thus for neutron diffraction studies it is straightforward to study light elements in the presence of heavy ones, hydrogen-in-metal systems being the archetype but the precise location of oxygen in heavy metal oxides is also an exemplar.

The schools will be on or near CUNY's campuses, but the precise locations have not been decided.

Polyspecific binding of transported drugs and Pgp inhibitors occurs in a central cavity formed by two TMDs (transmembrane domains), but the precise locations and nature of these binding sites remain poorly defined [ 5, 6].

NeuroVault allows the visualization and exploration of raw statistical maps and is thus a good way look not only at effect sizes, but also at the precise location of effects (rather than the crude cluster peak coordinate).

An important strength of our approach is that we do not aggregate the data by arbitrary administrative units but instead use the precise location of each individual in the clustering analysis.

But despite these clues the precise location of the plane's wreckage underwater is not known.